Chloe Forbes

Joely Haregsin was at the Perkins Restaurant & Bakery in Edinboro when her career started. A waitress bluntly told her that she needed to try theater so that she wouldn’t be so shy. “That’ll break you,” she said.

Country Crafter vendors held a group meeting at Pizza Villa on Oct. 11. They will hold their 45th show this weekend. Pictured are (seated from left) Heather Papinchak, pies; Dawn Gray, holiday wreaths and macramé; and Regina Pastrano, crochet; and (standing from left) Cheryl Weiderspahn, sewing and quilting; Sue Marranconi, Ukrainian Pysanky eggs; Tammy Walters, jewelry; Lisa Nogay, wood painting; Peg Balogh, Glitter/tin snowman and ornaments; Laura Dengler, maple products; Pam Post, knitting; Carol Berry, greeting cards; Deanna Runyan, burlap florals and grapevine wreaths; and John Clem, handmade baskets.

As the weather grows colder, not everyone has chestnuts roasting by the fire on their minds. In fact, a chilling concern was brought up during a September meeting of Crawford

Entrepreneurial couple sets up shop in historic Masonic Temple

Dr. Francisca Velcek (left) with her mentee Dr. Marla Sacks performing a hernia repair on a child in the Philippines last year. Contributed photo

2025 budget, passed 4 to 3, moves to Davis's desk

If using opioids were akin to jumping from a 10-story building, using harm reduction supplies makes it more like a three-story jump. It doesn’t stop the jump, but it decreases

In November, Erie County Council approved a budget that included a 0.51 mill tax increase, kept the Human Relations Commission, and redirected American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. County Executive Brenton Davis'original proposal did not have a tax increase, eliminated the Human Relations Commission, and put ARPA funds toward municipal infrastructure and an emergency medical services program that doesn't currently have consensus among first responders.

"Children ask questions that they're curious about, that they want to know about. Like, 'What is the sky?' and 'What is the earth?' and 'What are trees?' and 'What do bees do?' and things like that," explained comedian and actor Andy Griffith during a 1961 filming of I've Got a Secret, a classic game show.

CONNEAUT LAKE — The Crawford County Scuba Team broke the ice with its new hovercraft during an ice rescue mission early Monday. The rescue was the first emergency call the hovercraft has been used for since it became part of the team in July.